1988 Map of Coconino Point SE

About this map

Navajo Indian Reservation lands dominate this high-desert landscape in northern Arizona, where dramatic elevation changes define the transition from flatlands to rugged overlooks. The western portion of the map is anchored by the prominent Coconino Rim and the soaring heights of Gray Mountain, while the plateau surface is broken by geologic features like the Mormon Flat. The arid drainage network is clearly etched into the terrain, featuring major seasonal channels such as Tappan Wash and Burro Canyon Wash that snake across the reservation. This 1980s-era documentation also captures modern infrastructure developments crossing the remote territory, including several Pipelines and high-voltage Trans Lines that bypass more traditional landmarks like the isolated Pothole.